Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-07
Fkon SAruRpAy,s DAILY.

FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY. Schools will open in Prescott next
 Monday.
 J. HI. Carpenter left for Phenix this
 morning.
 Fresh oysters have put in their ap- Wales Arncld and wife left for home
 yesterday. Hon. Clark Churchill left for Phenix
 this morn ing.
 Charles E. Perkins has filed his bond
 e notary public.
 Truckee ice was being sold at cents per pound to-day.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray has returned to Flag
 staff from her visit east. Captain Robertson came in yesterday
 from San Diego to Whipple. James McCrum, she Lonesome Valley cattle king, was in town to-day.
 E. M Sanford will leave for King man, to attend court, tomorrow.
 Rev. J. NJ. Green has raturned from bis visit to his former home in Ala bama.
 The news from Sheriff Mulvenon has caused feeling of relief in the com munity.
 E. B. Dodge, clerk of the supreme and district courts, arrived to-day from the east
 David P. Wright has recorded the lo- cation notice to the "Go Down" mining claim in Pine Grove district.
 W. L. Day, operator at whipple, will go to San Carlos soon, to relieve the operator there, who is sick.
 Morris Goldwater received yesterday . few mounted specimens of Chalced- ony, which are on exhibition and for sale.
 Oscar Vanderbilt, general passenger agent of the Prescott X Arizona Gen. tral railroad, and wife arrived on to- days train.
 Judge O'Neill performed his first mar risge ceremony this morning. The parties united were Ed Wager and Mrs Mag gie Pope, of Tip Top.
 Wm. T. Latehford snd wife have filed their declaration of homestead on lot 50xl00 feet with improvements there on at Prescott Junction.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has received her first installment of fall and winter goods, consisting of millinery, fancy goods and great variety of ladies' and children's underwear.
 Fredericks brothers had three teams engaged nearly all night hauling ice from the depot to Martin Maier's ice house. It is naiueal ice and is nearly one foot in thickness.
 Judge McGrew passed sentence, this morning, on William Dildake, for as- ssulting his wife, on Thursday, assess ing the damages at $l20, or giving him the alternative of l20 days in jail. He chose the latter.
 J.. Tobin came in yesterday from Walnut Grove. He says the recently published report, that the night force had been taken of the dam and the electric lights stopped, is incorrect. Mir. Nagle is still actively pushing for ward the construction of the dam day and night.
 Men are at work putting up the first section of twenty-two miles of telegraph l wire from Prescott Junction along the ! line of the railroad. As soon as this is completed the work of removing the wire from Ash Fork to a connection with it will be made. Mir. Wilson thinks it will cause break in the hne of not over week.
 There is 6 spring located in the Verde 1 valley the waters from which are said 70 possess hair restorative qualities. By bathing ones head in it three times a lay it is said that it will produce fine growth of hair on the baldest cranium. An enterprising man could make for tune by erecting a commodions hotel | md securing the services of a minstrel troupe. The bald-headed men from every quarter of the globe would flock Q it.
 Norris windmiller, late of the Bridge whose departure for Chi ago was briefly mentioned yesterday. { now transpires left very unceremo- ,eously and dishonorably. Although making money and possessed oi sufh- .ient means to take him to his destina- jon, he set about deliberately to swim l He those who had beiriended him. One pill of $25, which he refused to pay, he did not have the money, was paid while the irste creditor had ieath-grip on the young mans throat. l He had bossted to certain parties, they claim, that he would swindle certain by purchasing goods and md then leaving without paying them. In many of these he was unsuccessful, 1 and onlv succeedad in dupius those who had always been his friends, show ing an amount of ingratitude which would bring blush of shame to re- spectsble thief.
 Sherifrs Posse Safe.
 Excitement, which had risen to lever heat, both here and at Flagstaff, over the rumors concerning the sheriff